Premier League: Wolves fight back to sink Blackburn
Response to robbery turns tragic, as airforce officer kills victim
Presidency disowns alleged suspension of Runsewe
Adama puts Bukola Babes up for sale
Arsenal sign Costa Rica teenager Campbell
Our football not properly run – Emordi
Barcelona, Real set for explosive reunion
Hopes, expectations as Okonjo-Iweala returns to Finance
Dialogue with Boko Haram is an insult to the nation – Adeleye
Why I want Al-Mustapha freed – IBB
Nations Cup red alert for Eagles from Antananarivo
FG, states, LGs share N616.245bn
Boko haram : FG clamps down on illegal foreigners
Eagles must change their attitude to national call – Adisa
Amnesty: Nigeria, EU to partner on Niger Delta
Nationalisd Banks: Depositors, shareholders oppose Sanusi

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We remain committed to int’l peace-keeping operations – IGP
Inspector -General of Police, Hafiz Abubakar Ringim disclosed yesterday that Nigeria Police will continue to honour national commitments to international peacekeeping operations noting that despite internal security challenges that require more personnel of the force, foreign peacekeeping exercises, provided the platform for practical experiences for officers and men of the Police force.
Tahajjud during Ramadan
In this month, it is very rewarding to observe tahjjud and end it before your sahur. One could get up in the early morning before the breaking of the dawn for prayers and in preparation for the fast.
Why Ilomuanya was removed – Okorocha
Imo State Governor, Chief Rochas Okorocha, has explained that “the removal of the former chairman of Imo State Council of Traditional Rulers was considered necessary in the bid to restore sanity in the traditional institution.
Ogaba urges F/Eagles to be cautious against France
With the Flying Eagles 1-0 victory over the Junior Three Lions of England at the on-going FIFA U-20 World Cup in Colombia, Ex-junior international, Peter Ogaba has urged Coach John Obuh and his wards to approach the game against France with caution.
Nigerians lose one to London riots, blame African leaders
Nigerians living in London have blamed African leaders for the riots that has rocked the United Kingdom since last Saturday.
Okwaraji tournament kicks off August 28
Come August 28, the Sam Okwaraji Memorial Tournament designed for the support of footballers with injuries would kick off in Lagos. The tournament which would be for Under-20 amateur Footballers, would also take place in five other zones across the country and end late in October.
NPL orders League scribe to organise fresh elections
In view of an Abuja High Court’s directive requesting the Nigeria Premier League, NPL, to organize fresh elections into the chairmanship position initially occupied by Davidson Owumi, the NPL Board has charged the electoral committee through its acting Executive Secretary, Mr. Tunji Babalola to conduct elections within the stipulated date.
GSM@10: Shape of things to come
Ten years is gone since Global System for Mobile communications, GSM debuted in the country. The celebrations, last week also depicted the the warm welcome the technology received at berth and goes ahead to show what impression it had made in the lives of Nigerian people in these past decade.
Dolphin players vow to boycott league over unpaid sign-on fees
Despite topping the Nigeria Premier League and campaigning in the 2011 Federation Cup, Dolphin Football Club of Port Harcourt players last Monday reportedly went on strike over financial related issues.
2011 IYD: Youths task govt on education, employment
YOUTHS, under the aegis of National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN) have tasked leadership at all levels to take proactive step in addressing issues of education, employment and youth participation in decision making processes.

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